Garage Door Cost Calculators

Use the calculator below to estimate the cost to install a new garage door in your state. Adjust the door size, material, brand, opener, and options to see a live low–average–high estimate with a full cost breakdown. Our figures are built from real U.S. labor rates, material costs, and regional pricing multipliers.

Compare installed garage door pricing across common sizes from single 8x7 doors to oversized 18x8 openings. Cost scales with square footage: a single door averages around $1,100 while a 16x7 double runs about $1,800, and custom or oversized doors can reach $4,000. Material, insulation, spring system, and your state's labor rates all factor in. Pick a size below to see a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate the installed cost of a standard 16x7 two-car garage door across materials and brands. Most double doors run $1,100–$4,500, with a national average near $1,800 for insulated steel, while wood, glass, and custom carriage designs climb higher. Material, insulation, brand, opener add-ons, and your state's labor rates drive the price. Adjust the options below for a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate the installed cost of a standard 8x7 or 9x7 single-car garage door. Most single-car doors run $750–$2,800, with a national average near $1,100 for insulated steel, while premium wood or glass doors cost more. Material, insulation, brand, and your state's labor rates are the main drivers, and old-door removal adds $50–$150. Adjust the options below for a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate the cost to add decorative window inserts or replace broken garage door glass. Individual windows average about $120 installed, with a typical range of $80–$300 depending on glass style and whether panels must be cut. A full row across a double door commonly runs $500–$1,200. Glass type, insulation, and your state's labor rates factor into the live estimate below.

Estimate the installed cost of a solid wood or wood-composite garage door. Wood doors run $1,800–$7,000+, with a national average near $3,000 for a double, since species, size, staining, and hardware all move the price. Cedar, redwood, and mahogany command the highest costs, while wood-composite offers the look for less. Adjust the material and size below for a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate the installed cost of a steel garage door in single, double, insulated, and multi-layer options. Steel doors run $900–$3,200, with a national average near $1,700 for a double, driven by gauge, insulation layers, and finish. Single-layer non-insulated doors are cheapest, while triple-layer insulated steel costs more but offers the best value for most homes. Adjust the options below for a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate the installed cost of lightweight aluminum and full-view aluminum-frame garage doors. Aluminum doors run $1,200–$4,500, with a national average near $2,200 for a double, since full-view glass-and-frame styles sit at the top of the range. Aluminum resists rust and is lightweight, making it a strong choice for coastal areas. Glass type, style, and your state's labor rates factor into the estimate below.

Estimate the installed cost of full-view glass garage doors with aluminum or steel frames. Glass doors run $2,000–$8,000+, with a national average near $3,500 for a double, driven by glass type, frame material, and size. Tempered, frosted, tinted, and insulated glass each affect the price, and custom sizes push the top of the range. Adjust the options below for a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate the installed cost of carriage house style garage doors in steel, composite, and wood. These doors run $1,500–$6,000+, with a national average near $2,600 for a double, since the material and decorative hardware drive most of the cost. Steel and composite deliver the swing-out barn-door look at lower cost and maintenance than real wood. Adjust the material and size below for a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate the installed cost of custom-built and designer garage doors in any size or material. Custom doors start around $3,000 and commonly reach $8,000–$12,000+, with a national average near $4,500, driven by material, oversized dimensions, glazing, and bespoke hardware. Exotic woods, full-glass layouts, and RV-height openings sit at the top of the range. Adjust the options below for a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate the installed cost of insulated single- and double-layer garage doors by R-value. Insulated doors run $1,100–$4,000, with a national average near $2,000 for a double—typically 10–18% more than a comparable non-insulated door. R-value, layer construction (polystyrene vs. polyurethane), size, and your state's labor rates drive the price. Adjust the options below for a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate the installed cost of hurricane-rated, wind-load-certified garage doors for coastal zones. These doors run $1,500–$6,000, with a national average near $2,800, driven by the required wind-load rating, impact resistance, and reinforcement. Coastal permitting and product-approval documentation (like Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade NOA) may add fees. Adjust the rating and size below for a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate the full installed cost of a double 16x7 garage door including labor and opener options. Most double-door installs run $1,100–$4,500, with a national average near $1,800 for insulated steel, while wood, glass, and custom designs cost more. Material, brand, opener add-ons, old-door removal, and your state's labor and permit rates all factor in. Adjust the options below for a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate the total cost to install a brand-new garage door, including opener and setup options. New door installs run $800–$3,500, with a national average near $1,500, driven by size, material, brand, and insulation. A basic single steel door sits at the low end, while a double, insulated, or premium-material door reaches the top, and an opener adds about $480. Adjust the options below for a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate the cost to convert a manual door to automatic or a one-piece door to a modern sectional. Conversions run $500–$3,000, with a national average near $1,200: adding an opener to a manual door costs $400–$800, while a one-piece-to-sectional conversion with new tracks and door runs $1,200–$3,000. Structural changes add cost. Adjust the conversion type below for a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate common garage door repair costs—springs, cables, rollers, tracks, sensors, and more. Most repairs run $150–$650, with a national average around $280 including parts and labor. The exact price depends on the failed part, door size, and whether you need standard or emergency after-hours service. Pick your problem type below to see a live low–average–high estimate for your state.

Estimate the cost to replace broken torsion or extension springs. Most spring replacements run $180–$550, with a national average near $300 including parts and labor. Torsion springs cost more than extension springs, and replacing both springs on a double door pushes toward the high end. Emergency after-hours service and your state's labor rates also move the price—use the calculator below for a personalized estimate.

Estimate the cost to repair or replace garage door lift cables. Most cable jobs run $130–$350, with a national average near $200 including parts and labor. Cables are usually replaced in pairs, and cost rises if the failure also damaged rollers, the drum, or knocked the door off track. Your state's labor rates and emergency service premiums also affect the total.

Estimate the cost to straighten, realign, or replace bent and damaged garage door tracks. Most track repairs run $125–$350, with a national average near $180 depending on damage severity, door size, and whether a full track section must be replaced. Minor realignment is inexpensive, while replacing crimped or rusted vertical and horizontal tracks costs more. Adjust the damage level below for a live low–average–high estimate for your state.

Estimate the cost to realign, repair, or replace garage door safety photo-eye sensors. Most sensor work runs $85–$275, with a national average near $150 including the service call. Simple cleaning or realignment is at the low end, while replacing a failed sensor pair costs more since the parts are cheap but labor drives the price. Your state's rates and any emergency service factor into the estimate below.

Estimate the cost to re-seat a garage door that has jumped off its track and repair related damage. Most off-track repairs run $125–$400, with a national average near $180, rising when rollers, cables, or track sections are also damaged. Because an off-track door often signals a deeper problem, the technician inspects the root cause. Your state's labor rates and any emergency service factor into the live estimate below.

Estimate the cost to replace worn hinges, brackets, bearings, and other garage door hardware. Most hardware jobs run $100–$350, with a national average near $180, since individual parts are cheap and labor drives the price. The number of parts and door size affect the total, and bundling with a tune-up saves money. Adjust the options below for a live estimate for your state.

Estimate the cost of same-day, after-hours, and weekend emergency garage door repair service. Emergency calls run $250–$900, with a national average near $420, because night, weekend, and holiday premiums stack on top of the repair itself. A broken spring or off-track door is the most common emergency, and parts are billed separately. Adjust the problem and timing below for a live low–average–high estimate.

Estimate the cost of commercial roll-up, sectional, and warehouse doors. Prices range widely from $1,200 to $9,000+ installed, with a national average near $2,800, because commercial openings vary enormously in size, gauge, and duty rating. Door type, insulation, a commercial operator, and wind-load requirements are the biggest cost drivers. Choose your door type and dimensions below for a live low–average–high estimate.